He Loves and Flirts with the Paranoid Boss

I quite like the author's other book, so I won't give a bad review for this one. But I want to say, don't the male and female protagonists have a long mouth? I have finished reading it in dozens of chapters. There are many, many misunderstandings in the whole novel. Either the male supporting character appears or the female supporting character appears. Every supporting character is like an unbeatable Xiaoqiang who insists on selling swords in front of the male and female protagonists. And I don't know what the eyes of the people in this book are like. Everyone looks down on the female protagonist, wants to plot against the female protagonist, and wants to use money to send the female protagonist away. Does the female protagonist look very poor? Just one person can come up and challenge her, and every time the heroine goes out, she will definitely meet the hero, and there will definitely be a female supporting character present at this time, and then the female supporting character will watch the male protagonist appear in amazement, and she will fall in love directly? Then I was envious and jealous of the heroine, and all of them had no self-awareness. It made me really angry, very angry. Especially the original heroine, why is it that she has so many scenes, she cries every day, and she becomes pregnant when she sees the male protagonist? I would like to ask, are you familiar with the male protagonist? I blush there every day. And you, the heroine or the hero, are so awesome and always hit people. Can you deal with someone more neatly? You have provoked the heroine hundreds of times and you are still jumping around? There is no punishment at all, and there are many plots, which are not like things that the heroine can do. It is very baffling. Rumors about this novel are also made casually. The heroine is trending on either this person or that person. The paparazzi are also very good at taking photos, and the poses they take every time are very ambiguous. I understand that you want to highlight the heroine's independence from the world and disdain to care about other things, but can you consider the life and death of the readers? I'm really angry. I don't usually say such a lot of things.